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PGP Korea The Personal Genome Project Korea (KPGP) is dedicated to producting publically available personal genome, health, and trait data.

Korean Personal Genome Project (KPGP) is a participative research project established by Genome Research Foundation(GRF). The international Personal Genome Project (PGP), led by U.S. none-profit research group, is founded in 2005 and seeking a diverse range of volunteers with the purpose of improving human health. In concordance with the international PGP, KPGP was started to collect and distribute personal genome and trait data. > more about us

 

KPGP Public Data
Korean	Other [[Foreigner]]	Miltiracial(people)	Monozygotic Twin	Dizygotic Twin
KTuCloud+PGI	Rare Disease Patients

 

KPGP Public Data FTP Download

The Genomics Institute (TGI) FTP Site Korean Bioinformation Center (KOBIC) FTP Site

 

KPGP Data Usage

The genome data of PGP-Korea is hosted and provided by Genome Research Foundation.  Anyone can use the data freely. If you would like to acquire further information about the data for research publication and collaboration, please contact us. Contact: info@pgi.re.kr / 82-43-235-8687

 

KPGP Data Statistics

The HTML report for the KPGP data statistics can be seen here.